Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1950 — Page 31

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with the Indiana State Teachers’| | Convention Oct. 26 and 27. | “The Jordan Chorale, Richard Whittington directing, will give “al demonstration concert for the | chor, workshop at 4:30 p. m. Oct. 126, in the Knights of Columbus ~Plus Cartoon and News—'- hall at 1305 N. Delaware St. ® IN-A-CAR SPEAKERS ® Nilo Hovey will conduct the EE {Jordan Concert Band during the {band workshop at 7:30 p.m. in| the same hall. Tom Carnegie, | {radio department chairman, will J be in charge of. the radio session lat 5 p.m. A smorgasbord for Jordan alumni and friends will be held] at 6 p.m. in Rehearsal Hall on the campus, with Charles Henzie| as toastmaster.

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apolis Symphony's 1950-51 series of concerts at the Murat will end { this week. Student rate tickets for Satur-| 'day night concerts still are avail-| able. Those for the Sunday after-| noon concerts are sold out, the {management said. The season will open the night! lof Oct. 14, and the.afternoon of wp momma. ©. Oct. 15, with an all-orchestral 1 v |program conducted by Fabien | Sevitzky and featuring works by! | Wagner, Brahms, Paul Creston, | Kurt Atterburg and i int | sakov.

[Assisted by the INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER CHORUS Directed by Mr. Carl Henn)

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Flames Spray | Erie Express” In Pennsylvania | ERIE, Pa., Oct. 5 (UP)—| The New York Central Rail- |

Express slammed into a derailed gasoline tank car here] today setting fire to 14] cars and injuring 37 persons. Railroad officials said 25 per-| sons, including tH¥eée Failroad em- | ployees and a rescue worker, had |

been treated at hospitals and 10, Purdue Sponsors Dairy Show 1e | Have

L. E. Hoffman, associate director of agricultural extension; and | Miss Eva Goble, state leader of home demonstration agents, examine Purdue University’ s new Yitey ited Nations flag.

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8:48. who arrived at the scene of the riculture to the Purdue University]

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Choir, band and radio work- overturned although 11 left the | shops will be sponsored by Jordan rails.

| cabalistic decorations will be dis-|

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ical “fog” on the blazing gaso-| m f N line, the train's 153 passengers

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smashed windows. Erie Detective | Sgt. Robert Rosy said that only | {the all-steel construction of the! {coaches prevented a heavier cas-| lualty toll. The passenger train,

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|24. No Panic Ensues | A model flag, made by a native, There was no panic. Hoosier, has been presented by the Ed Yates, Erie Times reporter United States Department of accident a few minutes after the Extension Service. | crash, credited Edgar Turcott,| | Woonsocket, R. I., police chief | Amma B. Worthington, College who was aboard the wrecked ex-|Park, Md. She requested that it be | press, with preventing hysteria. gent to Indiana. “The entrances to the coach in| nrg. Worthington, | which Turcott was riding were porn near Waveland, | jammed, but he took charge,” Yates said.

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| were afire,” a witness said. {the flames didn't last long and ghe has lived in College Park | |the train didn’t seem to be badly since 1934. {damaged. It certainly was a big — | fire—running all the length of

the train.” Willkie to Address None of the passenger cars GOP Meeting Monday |

One of the major Republican A New York Central spokes- mass meetings of the campaign man said the express’ passengers Will be staged Monday night by were transferred to a relief train the Irvington Republican Clubs

from Cleveland and sent on to at 5704 E. Washington St. hicago. Philip Willkie, son of the late| — Republican Presidential nominee]

Young GOP Schedules in 1940, will’be the principal |

speaker after introduction of | ‘Lucky 13th® Dance

Marion County candidates on the; GOP ticket. Young Republicans of Marion | County will flout superstition in| Frank Haugh fis president of| {the coming election by throwing the Irvington GOP Men's Club a “Lucky 13th” dance on Friday, | Oct. 13 at the Indiana Roof. Four-leaf clovers and other

dent of the Women's Division of | | the. Club.

played at the event. Youthful}. , | GOP members hope it will mean] |a “Black Friday” hex on the] | Democrats Nov. 7. Committee chairmen Include Tony Foster Jr. general chair-|, | man; Callie Kerhoulas, tickets; |+ | Bobbie Corbitt, publicity, and] Jane English, decorations.

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